2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

SUSTAIN EMPOWER TEACH

1 DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT 25 YEARS OF SUSTAINING, EMPOWERING, AND TEACHING…

From the Desk of the Executive Director As always, we invite you to include ATP in your By Jeanmarie Papelian itinerary when you visit Armenia. We love to show our work, and you can even plant a tree with us! If I’m pleased to share ATP’s annual report with you. your schedule brings you to Yerevan in October, As you’ll see in these pages, we’re continuing to fulfill be sure to come to the conference we’re planning our mission of using trees to help Armenians improve with the American University’s Acopian Center their standard of living. Last year, our four nurseries for the Environment. Forest Summit: Global produced over 250,000 trees which we planted in Action and Armenia will bring together experts to sites all over Armenia and Artsakh. The total number discuss Armenia’s environmental challenges and of trees we’ve planted since 1994 exceeds 5.7 million, opportunities. The conference will include field visits and we’re on track to reach six million this year. to both state forests and ATP’s nurseries. ATP’s work is about so much more than planting 2019 marks ATP’s 25th anniversary, and soon we’ll trees. We sustain Armenia’s environment by ensuring kick of a yearlong celebration. ATP’s success is a high survival rate of the trees we plant while the result of dedicated and generous support from enriching the soil, water, air quality and harvests. people like you. Events are being planned in Boston, We empower Armenians by providing economic New York, California, Philadelphia and Armenia. We independence through employment opportunities look forward to celebrating with you! and enterprise opportunities. We teach students all over Armenia and the Diaspora to build awareness about healthy trees and preservation and the role of individual and community in the environment.

COVER PHOTO: Aerial drone photo of ATP’s new tree nursery in Chiva Village. The Chiva Nursery was established in 2016 to provide locally grown trees for sites in southern Armenia and Artsakh. It is located in the burgeoning wine region of Vayots Dzor.

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290554 AR.indd 2 3/8/19 7:10 PM ENGAGEMENT

ATP relies on volunteers and is powered by the Arrange for ATP to visit with Armenian Civic commitment of time, treasure and talent that our organizations in your community to tell the story volunteers provide. Volunteers open the doors in of how close to 6 million trees have been planted Armenia and the Diaspora that enable ATP to reach over the past 25 years that help to sustain the out to new prospects and donors who have an interest indigenous ecosystem while providing families in in the environment and the work ATP does. villages throughout Armenia a path to economic If you are you passionate about protecting the independence. environment and eager to help improve the quality Volunteer in Armenia of life for our sisters and brothers in Armenia than • Help plant trees at one of our Community Tree we want, you! Planting sites There are many opportunities to become involved: • Take part in an environmental cleanup or Volunteer in the United States ecological project • Host an ATP informational event in your home in • Volunteer at our Eco Camps and help teach the behalf of ATP next generation of environmentalists • Raise funds in support of a specific ATP Community Tree Planting Site or to sponsor a Backyard Nursery • Invite an ATP Leader or staf person to your Church for cofee hour and to bring ATP’s Building Bridges award winning curriculum to your school or youth groups • Represent ATP in your community through events, festivals and bazaars

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290554 AR.indd 3 3/8/19 7:10 PM SUSTAIN TREE PLANTING PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN NATURE AND PEOPLE

Throughout the past 25 years, ATP has mastered economic empowerment that is vital to environmental the art of growing and planting healthy trees. sustainability and healthy living.” Our solution is holistic: both nature and people We receive dozens of requests each season to plant are integral forces that work together to create a trees in communities across Armenia and Artsakh. sustainable, healthy environment. Our experts visit the potential site to assess the soil One of ATP’s goals is to improve the quality of the and water conditions, and decide on the optimal seedlings we plant and increase the productivity types and number of trees. of our four tree nurseries. Maintaining quality Once a site is decided upon, our staf outlines the while simultaneously increasing quantity requires necessary budget and timeline to plant the site, which an understanding of the land, the opportunities is typically between 1.5 to 3 years. ATP meets with presented by new technologies, and the challenges villagers to educate them on how to plant and care presented by climate change. for the trees, and to distribute fruit trees for their “Sustaining communities is at the heart of ATP’s families. Initially, only 30 percent of the trees are programs,” explains Operations Manager Arthur planted, and the rate of success is evaluated by ATP’s Harutyunyan. “Whether it’s greening a public site or monitors before the rest of the site is completed. improving the quality of life for an entire village, our “One of our biggest concerns for the security of approach connects the education, awareness, and Armenia is the well-being and prosperity of its village

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290554 AR.indd 4 3/8/19 7:10 PM 2018 RESULTS 2019 GOAL SINCE 1994 NUMBER OF TREES PLANTED 257,910 280,000 5,722,562 NUMBER OF SITES PLANTED 198 125 1,270 POUNDS OF FRUIT HARVESTED 1,652,414 1,500,000 7,489,201

communities, especially those near or on the borders,” “Whether it’s greening a public adds Harutyunyan. “ATP has targeted the communities site or improving the quality with the most need for greenery. The focus and of life for an entire village, our attention that is given to these areas helps our trees to grow and flourish, and creates a stronger bond approach connects the education, between the inhabitants and the land they live on.” awareness, and economic Early on, ATP recognized the trend of deforestation empowerment that is vital to and decided to scale up its planting in order to environmental sustainability reverse the situation and mitigate the long-term and healthy living.” consequences. Desertification has been identified as a threat facing Armenia. Erosion, habitat loss, and diminished supplies of clean water are also Through careful experimentation and a focus on consequences of low forest cover. It is imperative that the propagation of native trees, ATP has achieved a we focus on the renewal of Armenia’s forests. survival rate of 60 percent for its forestry sites, which ATP established a reforestation nursery in is well above the global average. The high survival Margahovit Village with support from the Mirak rate is ensured by taking several critical steps: Family, dedicated to producing seedlings for forest • Fencing in new areas to protect from sites in Northern Armenia. This nursery has enabled livestock grazing ATP to accelerate its rate of tree cultivation, and • Maintenance in first 2-3 years to protect young attain a higher-than-average tree survival rate. The seedlings from being overcrowded by grass Mirak Nursery employs 16 full-time workers including • Monitoring of sites throughout the year a forester, a monitor, and a GIS specialist. Currently, 200,000 seedlings are harvested annually from the In 2019, ATP is dedicating a new experimental nursery, and more than 500,000 trees are always greenhouse in Margahovit sponsored by the under various stages of cultivation. Bilezikian Family in memory of Charles Bilezikian. Planting sites are carefully selected based upon The greenhouse will house containers essential for several criteria: new tree growth. The containers will enable ATP to • Current usage of the land grow healthier trees, increasing tree survival rate. The • Quality of the soil Bilezikian building will house a laboratory where ATP • Availability of irrigation/water can further experiment with and test seed quality. The greenhouse has the capacity to produce around • Level of commitment from the local community 30,000 seedlings annually, and the site includes an to protect the trees outdoor classroom for students. ATP has planted more than 1,000 hectares of new forests at 38 sites and employs over 150 workers annually.

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290554 AR.indd 5 3/8/19 7:10 PM EMPOWER AN INTERVIEW WITH OUR COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING MONITOR SEYRAN HOVHANNISYAN

By Jason Sohigian and Ani Melkonian Movsisyan, and we are hiring a fourth monitor in 2019 What do you think of when you think of ATP? to assist with this work. Each monitor is responsible for visiting about 300 sites on a regular basis. The Trees, of course. But it’s much more than just following is an interview with Seyran, to provide some planting trees. One of the keys to our success has insight into our people and what an ATP monitor been continuous monitoring of the planting sites actually does. in weeks, months, and years after the tree planting takes place. It’s one of the ways we empower local Tell us about the job of a monitor. What do you do? Armenians to be successful and ensure that the trees we plant today are protected well into the future. As a monitor you have to be a very responsible Our flagship Community Tree Planting Program has person. When we visit sites we have to be ready planted at more than 1,200 sites throughout Armenia to answer every question. So you need a lot of and Artsakh since 1994. We’re especially proud of the knowledge about trees. high survival rates at those sites, which average 72 I visit planting sites every day. We decide how percent over time. many trees are needed and what types are needed to ATP employs three full time monitors who are on beautify the site. If there are issues with the trees, we the road every day, visiting the sites to ofer guidance provide consultation to bring them back to health. and advice about tree care. The monitors are Seyran I believe the human factor makes up 60 percent Hovhannisyan, Aleksander Mirzoyan, and Aram of this job. It won’t matter if the soil, water, and

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290554 AR.indd 6 3/8/19 7:10 PM “This job is very dear to me. The concept of helping others suits my personality. That’s why I’ve been content these past 23 years.”

climate conditions are ideal and the tree you provide How has ATP changed since the early years is in perfect health if the person you’re giving it to in the 1990’s? doesn’t want to take care of it. It won’t be a successful ATP has grown a lot, along with its impact. In planting. We have to establish good relations with the the beginning the staf was 6-7 people and we people we work with, communicate everything clearly, did everything. Arthur Harutyunyan, our current and understand them. Operations Manager, and I even gave environmental Some people get excited over the idea of trees being lessons in schools. We would hold classes to explain given to them, and we have to be able to evaluate how to children why we were planting trees. Now there is serious they are. That’s why I think so much depends an entire environmental education department that on the human factor. But believe me, throughout all does this work. these years, there have been few problems. Thankfully, I remember in the early years people couldn’t Armenians are generally very hard working, and always believe we were distributing trees for free and their have been. first reaction was to ofer to pay for it or refuse to It depends on our ability to motivate and excite take the trees because they didn’t have money. people as well. We show them how trees can help They couldn’t believe such a project existed. improve their community, and how wonderful the Now we’ve reached a point where most of results can be. Armenia knows about us, and they apply to us when But the most important thing for us at the end of the trees are needed. day is the tree. The tree has to survive and be healthy. We’re working in more than one-third of Armenia’s 900 cities, towns, and villages. Our work is visible and What was your background before joining ATP? people from all around reach out to thank us for it. I was born in Tbilisi. I graduated from the local Armenian school and moved to Yerevan where I What is one of your favorite planting sites? studied physics at Yerevan State University. I continued That’s like picking a favorite child. Etchmiadzin is my education in Moscow where I did my post-graduate one of my favorite places. The Mayor did an amazing degree. I’m happily married. My wife Hasmik and I have job supporting the greening and maintenance of two daughters and one grandchild. trees. One of my favorite sites there is Kindergarten My afliation with ATP started in 1996. Anahit No. 13. Last year they harvested more than one Gharibyan was working in a school where my wife also ton of fruit, and the children got to eat apricots for happened to teach, so that’s how I found out about it. I three months! I remember one year in Sardarapat, submerged myself knee-deep in the job and I came to the administration was able to give their employees love it very much. bonuses from the sale of harvest.

How do you feel about your job working Do you have a favorite tree? with trees all day? I’ve learned that trees are extremely sensitive This job is very dear to me. The concept of helping beings. You should never shout near a tree. I also others suits my personality. That’s why I’ve been sometimes feel that they know us better than we content these past 23 years. I’m happy to be useful know them. to my country. It’s exciting and I know my coworkers It’s hard to pick favorites. Jasmine is my favorite Alexander and Aram feel the same way. I got to see shrub. Another is Buddleja, or Butterfly Bush, which is every corner of Armenia through this job. And we don’t a real beauty when it blooms! only see it, but we make it more beautiful and green. And there are sites where people harvest tons of fruit from ATP’s trees! It’s incredible!

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290554 AR.indd 7 3/8/19 7:10 PM TEACH OUR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOSTER ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ARMENIA AND IN THE DIASPORA

ATP weaves education and awareness through programming originating in the centers is ofered all of its programs, fostering the next generation of at schools throughout Armenia. More than 32,000 empowered environmental stewards. Whether they students have visited the Ohanian education centers, are taught inside Armenia or in schools around the which boast 12 classrooms. world, ATP’s interactive programs aim to raise the The Karin center is located in the heart of ATP’s environmental consciousness of each and every person Karin Nursery, where children can observe all stages in the hopes that responsible behavior and sustainable of tree propagation and growth. The Margahovit practices will become the imperative for all. center boasts an experimental garden, and has been “Children spend most of their day in the classroom. supplemented by an outdoor classroom sponsored by Making environmental education part of curriculum the Bilezikian Family from Cape Cod. raises its level of importance for both teachers and In response to wildfires that have broken out students,” explains Environmental Education Program in Armenia, ATP has also initiated fire prevention Manager Kristine Hovsepyan. education programs over the past year. “Fire ATP has published the “Plant an Idea, Plant a Tree” prevention is an important part of protecting our teacher’s manual and opened two environmental earth. Like the rest of the globe, Armenia is afected education centers that were sponsored by the by drought and more extreme weather events caused late Michael and Virginia Ohanian. The centers are by climate change, so the risk of fire is high,” explains described as “living laboratories” for education in Hovsepyan. ATP has created handouts with fire Lori and Aragatsotn. Trainings and workshops are prevention tips featuring Tchalo the animated gampr conducted throughout the year and educational

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290554 AR.indd 8 3/8/19 7:10 PM dog character, and partnered with Tumo Center for Creative Technologies on a PSA. The 60-second video is available via www.tinyurl.com/tchalo. In Armenia, changing behavior and attitudes toward the environment often begins with the teacher, and then makes its way outside the classroom through projects that change the entire community. ATP initiated teacher training in 2005 based upon the “Plant an Idea, Plant a Tree” manual. One of the outcomes has been the establishment of a pilot program for student-run eco clubs. Teachers use the manual for science classes, and ATP’s educators visit summer camps to provide environmental lessons. For the past two summers, ATP has held four- day Eco Camps that reached thousands of children. The program includes hands-on lessons on river and forest ecosystems, biodiversity, fire prevention, and waste management. “Our goal is to promote environmental stewardship, connections between youth, problem solving skills, and an opportunity to get outdoors into nature during the long summer months,” says Hovsepyan. ATP intends to expand this program in the coming years. In the diaspora, the Building Bridges program connects young people with their peers in Armenia to create friendships and solutions for solving environmental problems. Building Bridges focuses on raising awareness to students outside Armenia about our environmental heritage, while providing them the opportunity to connect with students in Armenia. School groups, families, and individuals are invited to Get Involved! visit and plant trees. ATP Offers Many “We love sharing the beauty of Armenia’s environment with students and teachers. Our visits Volunteer Opportunities range from classroom presentations to all-day • Plant a tree in Armenia activities,” says Anahit Gharibyan, who runs the • Take part in a cleanup in Armenia program in California. ATP partners with more than • Volunteer at our summer Eco Camp 100 schools in North America on the Building Bridges program. • Represent ATP at an event or festival in your ATP has a free Teacher Kit full of training and community classroom materials that guide learning and • Organize an event for ATP at your church or in emphasizes the importance of global citizenry in your community maintaining a healthy and vibrant environment. • Bring ATP’s Building Bridges material to your “Each one of us has the capacity to improve our school or youth group local ecosystem. Whether participating in a cleanup • Volunteer in one of our ofces or organizing an event in your community, your engagement and awareness can have an enormous • Lend a hand at one of our many events impact on others and on the environment we share,” throughout the US adds Gharibyan.

9 Plant a TreeGreen in Ashtarak Park and VisitTours Karin Nursery Next Door!

Site is only 30 minutes from Yerevan Any weekday upon request; contact us to schedule a trip! Tours run March thru October Discounts apply for large groups. Contact us for details. Simply call or register via the event pages on ATP’s Facebook page.

Plant a Tree in Ashtarak Park Karin Nursery Tour • $100 per tree • Tour is 3 hours including travel time • Transportation included • $20 per person • Includes tour of Karin Nursery • Transportation and village-style lunch included to a Visit nearby winery also available.

In USA: (617) 926-8733 or email [email protected] In Armenia: (37410) 44-74-01 or email [email protected] 10 SPONSORSHIPS THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY IS A MAJOR MILESTONE PROVIDING SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT ATP

Our priorities include the following: Our priorities include the following: Forestry Fund Karin Nursery The decline of Armenia’s forest cover is due to Our flagship nursery in Karin features planting beds unsustainable logging, use of wood as fuel for cooking fabricated from concrete and planted with several and heating, the blockade of the 1990s by Armenia’s diferent species of plants and shrubs. The beds, located neighbors, deforestation by the mining industry, and prominently in the nursery, are connected by a series climate change. Erosion, habitat loss, and diminished of paths and walkways that enable visitors to stroll supplies of clean water are also consequences of low through the nursery and see how it functions. Naming level of forest cover. It is imperative that we focus our opportunities for walkways and beds are available. long-term energies on the renewal of Armenia’s forests. Backyard Nursery Sponsorships ATP’s Forestry Fund will sustain reforestation eforts, and Combining the need for seedlings that can be planted with your help, will increase the number of trees planted in our forests and an opportunity to create economic annually in order to replenish the forest land that has self-sufciency in remote villages ATP has a Backyard tragically been lost. Nursery initiative to provide seeds to people who Community Tree Planting will nurture them until they are mature enough to be 18 unique community sites have been specially replanted. BYN entrepreneurs sell their seedlings back selected. These prominent sites may be sponsored to ATP and earn much needed revenue to support their in support of the 25th Anniversary; your gift will help families. ATP continue to expand the Community Tree Planting program throughout Armenia and Artsakh. Sponsorships Please contact us for more details regarding these range from $7,500 to $50,000, depending on site size sponsorship opportunities. and location.

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290554 AR.indd 11 3/13/19 12:41 PM ATP AT ARMENIA’S TOP TOURIST SITES

Did you know that ATP has been planting trees at Armenia’s top tourist sites? Since 1994, we’ve planted millions of trees at more than 1,208 sites all around the country including 38 new forest sites. In fact, we’ve planted in more than one-third of Armenia’s 914 cities, towns, and villages. This map highlights just a few of our favorites. Take a look and keep an eye out for our trees. Also keep in mind that we ofer tours of our nursery sites, and can make arrangements to host your tour group. Contact us any time via [email protected] in Armenia, or [email protected] in USA if you are thinking about a visit. We’d love to host you!

1 Sardarapat, Armavir 6 Bash Aparan Monument, Aragatsotn 9 Geghard Monastery, Kotayk The massive Sardarapat Memorial So you’ve heard about the heroic This UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a reminder of the decisive battle spirit of Armenians and want to have founded in the 4th century, is one of against the invading Turks which a unique experience? Plan a quick the most important testimonies of took place in 1918. 16,895 fruit and stop at the Monument to the Battle the Armenian Apostolic Church. decorative trees were planted here of Bash Aparan and give tribute at Don’t miss ATP’s 640 trees or the starting from 1998, to honor this the tranquil resting place of General holy water flowing right through crucial event in Armenia’s history. Dro Kanayan, who led the triumphant the church! Armenian forces at the decisive battle 3 Musa Ler Memorial, Armavir in May 1918. At the same time, you 10 Khor Virap, Ararat In 1972, the city was renamed after can enjoy the beautiful view of 2,000 The Monastery of Khor Virap is the Musa Ler, the site of Armenian trees planted recently by ATP. closest spot on Armenia’s territory resistance in 1915, and is now home to Mount Ararat. The deep dungeon to 3,010 trees which were planted 7 Margahovit Village, Lori of Khor Virap is where Saint Gregory by ATP starting from 1998. Make Located in the vicinity of Dilijan the Illuminator was locked up for sure you visit the two museums to National Park, Margahovit is a huge 14 years. These days it’s not such a learn about the history of the battle center of operations for ATP. With its bad place to be a prisoner as it is and the people who fought for our clean air and gorgeous landscapes, surrounded with 2,465 trees that freedom! the area is prime for eco-tourism. have been growing there since 4 Karin Nursery, Aragatsotn It is home to ATP’s Mirak Family 2000. ATP’s nursery in Karin Village is Reforestation Nursery where most 11 Noravank Monastery, Vayots Dzor a source of inspiration with its of our forest seedlings are grown varieties of endemic and exotic and the Michael and Virginia Noravank Monastery is famous for plants on display. As a refugee Ohanian Center for Environmental its two-story Surb Astvatsatsin village inhabited by Armenians Studies which is a regional hub for (Holy Mother of God) Church, which from Azerbaijan, the nursery is a environmental education. In addition, gives access to the second floor beacon of hope for many families. the Hrant Dink Memorial Forest through an outdoor narrow stone- Twenty-two years of hard work planted in 2007 on the hills along the made staircase. Enjoy the view of has transformed it into a green roadside is a model example of ATP’s our 12,457 trees on your way up, and oasis with two state-of-the-art work in Armenia with both social don’t miss our new nursery in Chiva greenhouses and the Michael and and environmental focus. Village as you head south! Virginia Ohanian Environmental 8 Haghartsin Monastery, Tavush 13 Tigranakert, Artsakh Educational Center, where more than 2,000 students and teachers Traveling to northern Armenia, also Named in honor of King Tigranes receive training each year. Learn referred to as little Switzerland, and the Great, Tigranakert is a city from how economic sustainability can be missing Haghartsin Monastery is equal the first century BC in modern- achieved through trees. to being in the heart of Yerevan and day Artsakh. Check out the unique not seeing the Cascade. Located in historical artifacts at the museum the spectacular and hidden natural within the fortress, surrounded by scenery of the Dilijan National Park, more than 300 trees planted by ATP the complex was recently renovated since 2013. with the financial support of the Emir of Sharjah. ATP’s trees planted along the walkways leading to the church add additional color to the site.

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290554 AR.indd 12 3/8/19 7:11 PM Zvartnots Cathedral, Armavir Saint Gevork Monastery, Aragatsotn Tatev Monastery, Syunik St. Gregory’s Church, mentioned in Saint Gevork Monastery in the The Wings of Tatev cableway, located several medieval sources, has been village of Mughni is home to a three- 500 meters above the Vorotan Gorge, praised since the excavation of its nave domed basilica built in the 17th is listed in the Guinness Book of ruins as the culmination of Armenian century which holds some of the Records as the longest single-section architecture of the 7th century. You remains of Saint George aka the aerial tramway in the world with a can appreciate this masterpiece, “Slayer of Dragons.” 1,473 of ATP’s length of 5.7 km and holds the record also known as the Temple of fruit and decorative trees make for the longest non-stop double-track Celestial Angels, while picnicking it the most charming spot for aerial cableway. It starts in Halidzor, under the shade of any one of our reflection and meditation. where ATP planted 3,297 trees since 1,775 trees. 2010, and ends at Tatev Monastery, where you’ll find another 1,282 of ATP’s trees.

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290554 AR.indd 13 3/8/19 7:11 PM Richard and Gail O’Reilly Haig Papaian DONOR LISTING Alex and Carolyn Saharian Synopsys, Inc Jeanne Tumanjan SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SUPPORTERS Michael and Michelle Tumanjan Vanguard The following list of donors includes contributions and pledges made to Wolfensohn Family Foundation ATP from January 1, 2018 through January 31, 2019. Our heartfelt thanks to all Grace Zartarian our generous contributors. $1,000 to $2,499 In order to direct more funds to our program operations in Armenia and Anonymous reduce the cost to produce this report we are listing commitments that begin AGBU Manoogian Demirdjian School at $100. ATP wishes to thank the more than 600 donors who supported us at Donald Aharonian the $1 to $99 level. Ajemian Foundation We apologize in advance for any discrepancies or errors and omissions in David Alpay this list. Please feel free to contact us to report omissions or corrections. Your Ronald and Alice Altoon ongoing support of our programs is sincerely appreciated. Ararat Armenian Congregational Church Armenian Church of the Holy Ascension Armenian Culinary Traditions NGO $100,000+ David and Cynthia Der Hagopian Armenian Evangelical Church Anonymous Globanet Armenian Missionary Association of Gravestar, Inc Gray Gables Realty, Inc America Carolyn G. Mugar Shahen Hairapetian and Arax Mansourian Armen R. Aroyan Margaret Segur Trust Virginia Hajeian Gary and Linda Assarian $50,000 to $99,999 John and Beth Hamparian Kurt and Nora Avetyan Atken Armenian Foundation Sean and Stella Harpoothian Berge and Arpine Ayvazian Estate of Roxy Balian Isabelle Aranosian Hodgson Ara and Leslie Bagdasarian Bilezikian Family Foundation Hirair and Anna Hovnanian Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bagramian Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Johnson and Johnson Jirayr and Annie Balikian Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) Nancy Kricorian and James Schamus Bank of America Matching Gifts Mark E. Howell Tigran and Lilly Marcarian Robert Basmajian J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Jim and Carol Mouradick Arthur Bedrosian John Mirak Foundation Jonathan W.G. Mugar Richard C. Bedrosian Syraun and Kohar Palvetzian Jon Padgett Kay Bernon Alice T. Sangster Tigran Safaryan Doreen Bilezikian Robert Semonian Charitable Trust Sophie and John Bilezikian $25,000 to $49,999 Sinohydro Corporation Mary Alice Boelter Cape Cod Foundation Thomas Family Foundation David and Ani Bogosian Fidelity Charitable USAID Yerevan Debra Bogosian and David Klusendorf Thomas and Dora Garabedian USDA Forest Service Joy Renjilian and Donald Burgy Network for Good and Facebook Watertown AMVETS Post 41 Yervant Chekijian Schwab Charitable Victor Zarougian and Judith Saryan Cherchian Family Foundation SJS Charitable Trust Zaruhy Chitjian $2,500 to $4,999 Levon and Beverly Chorbajian $10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous Edwin and Hermine Adamian Community Foundation for Southeast Garen and Lorina Abalian Anne Ayvazian Michigan Howard and Catherine Atesian Vahe and Hasmik Dombalagian Creation Entertainment Grace Aznoian Charles V. Howell Cummings Properties Anthony and Nancy Barsamian Haig and Hilda Manjikian Nazeli De Blasio Martin and Suzanne Bohigian Estate of Berdj Medjelian Marguerite B. Demirjian Armene A. Boyajian David and Margaret Mgrublian Levon Der Bedrossian Commerce Hotel and Casino David G. Mugar Alan and Isabelle DerKazarian Dickranian Foundation Claudia and Levon Nazarian Ernst and Young Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Stepan and Susan Piligian Lisa Esayian and Greg Burns Howard and Catherine Essegian Nina Bogosian Quigley and Matthew Renita Esayian Raf and Nina Festekjian Foundation Quigley Elizabeth Mugar Eveillard Ronald and Goharik Gabriel UBS Donor Advised Fund Suzanne Eveillard Ani Garibyan Peter and Irene Vosbikian Joe and Susan Ferro Anahid Avakian Gregg Fidelity Brokerage Services Stephen Gurahian $5,000 to $9,999 Fuller Center for Housing Armenia Anonymous Eliza Hekimian Angela Garabet Access Medical Supply, Inc HIKEArmenia GD Health Group Sevag and Jacklin Ajemian George and Victoria Hobson Lisa Gennetian and Ramsey Shehadeh Amgen Foundation Hutchings, Barsamian, Mandelcorn and Vartan Ghugasian Armenian Caritas Charitable NGO Zeytoonian LLC Haig and Laura Giragosian John and Sosi Balian Illinois Tool Works Foundation Vartan Gregorian Gregory Bilezikian Edward and Janet Mardigian Debra and Michael Groot Clayton and Alice Carlisle Jack and Carol Margossian Ara and Sonya Hacet L. Ann Chepjian and Ted Hauri Motorola Mobility Foundation

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290554 AR.indd 14 3/13/19 10:26 AM Hairapetian and Hairapetian John and Krista Aftandilian Margaret Chandler Armen Hairapetian Mary Jo Agbabian Charles Sumner Bird Charitable Armen and Nora Hampar Mihran and Elizabeth Agbabian Foundation Michael and Rosemarie Hamparian Vartan Aghababian Addie and Raf Chekmeyan Jacob and Ruth Harpootian John and Karen Aharonian Sourene Chichmanian Armen Hayrapetian Mariam Ajemian CHTP Management Services Donn and Veronica Heath Joyce Altoon Aram Churukian Hovnanian Armenian School Stepan and Anita Altounian William and Anna Clark Vartkes and Nina Hovsepian Joseph Antonellis Alice and Michel Costes Independent Financial Group Hagop Antranigian Arlene Dabbs Ohan and Sona Iradian Dr. and Mrs. Robert Anusbigian Norayr Daduryan Sarah Jackson Ara and Maro Arakelian John and Violet Dagdigian Karen Jehanian Aram Bedrosian Funeral Home Jacob and Ida Dakessian Hrayr and Zaroug Kabakian Sossie and Arturo Arlia Hera and Minas Daldalian Dro and Lynn Kanayan Ara Armen Evelyn and Michael Daly Matthew and Shannon Karibian Armenian Assembly of America Albert Davidian Grace Kavjian Armenian Cultural Foundation - Glendale Christyne Davidian Hairabed Kazandjian and Tamara Chapter Raymond and Seta Davidian Gureghian Armenian Cultural Foundation - Crescenta Raymond A. Davidian Dr. and Mrs. Onnik Keshishian Valley Badane Harutun Deirmenjian Garbis Ketenjian Armenian Womens’ Welfare Association Talinn Demirjian Tanya Kevorkian Krikor and Marie Aroyan Diran Depanian Leon Kircik Deana Arsenian and Mark Malkasian Jacob and Cissy Der Hagopian KMJ Consulting Karekin Arzoomanian Alma Der Kazarian Sheila Krekorian Allen and Susan Arzoumanian Garen Derhartunian Shellie and William Lovallo Silva Arzunyan Haig and Gaylynne Der-Houssikian James Madenjian V. Henry and Zela Astarjian Arda Derian Estate of Anne Marderosian Anna Astvatsaturian Turcotte and John James and Yevgenya Derian James and Connie Melikian Turcotte Vahe and Patricia Derian Madeline Melkonian Edward and Susan Atamian Razmik Der-Sirakian and Emmik Michael T. Assarian Foundation Jean-Marie and Lori Atamian Abrahamian Karnig and Santoukht Mikaelian Noel Atamian Corinne Deurdulian Greg Misakyan George and Mary Atashkarian Takouhi A. Devian Ellen S. Mugar Phil Atchian Harry Dostourian Richard and Lauren Mushegain Michael A. Aznavorian Heratch and Sonya Doumanian Ardashes Nahabedian Alice E. Aznoian Flora Dunaians Kenneth and Patricia Nanian Richard Babayan and Sonya Nersessian Elite Entertainment Armand and Marilyn Norehad Robert and Marilyn Bagdasarian Judy and Peter Ellen Anna Ohanyan and Aram Adourian Dickran Baghdassarian Norman Ellstrand V. Adrian and Valerie Parsegian Valentine Baghdoyan Arpi S. Emirzian Harry and Hripsime Parsekian Arega Bagirian David and Susan Essayan Ara and Betsy Patapoutian Dikran Bairamian Roxanne Etmekjian and Nerses Joubanian Lauren Piligian Peter Balakian Carol Evkhanian Ralph and Ani Rafaelian Arthur and KC Baldadian Jennifer Fahy William and Dianne Rees Avie and Lauren Balekian Michael Fashjian Daniel and Ludmila Sahakian Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Neil and Renee Ferraro Ellen Sarkisian and John Maher Pauline and Armen Barooshian Nazareth and Nila Festekjian Ralph Sarkisian Ernest M. Barsamian and V. Sonig Kradjian Nurhan Findikyan John Selverian Bedford High School Pamela and Joseph Fortune Arthur and Lily Seredian Mikael Bedrosian Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife Chitra and Jonathan Staley Paul Bedrosian and Cultural Assets Nevart Talanian Viken and Nora Bedrossian Vartan and Sonia Fundukian Ted’s Village Pharmacy Kevork and Talin Bekelian Alyse and Sherman Fung E. Richard Thomas Antranig Berberian Simon and Sona Gabriel Linda and Robert Toomajian Ohannes Beudjekian Dr. and Mrs. Charles Garabedian Joanne Torogian Dr. and Mrs. Seth Bilazarian Eva Garibian Theodore Touloukian Barry Bilzerian Ara and Pam Gechijian Vega World BNY Mellon Derik and Adrineh Ghookassian David Wegman Paul and Gloria Boorujy Michael Gleeson Wells Fargo Advisors Peter and Claudia Boyadjian Global Tapas Zakarian Charitable Foundation Elizabeth and Jim Broussalian Google Mary Ann Zamanigian Pamela Barsam Brown and Stanley Brown Gary and Kathleen Goshgarian Zartarian Foundation Arpi Cankar Dr. and Mrs. Nishan G. Goudsouzian Mary Zoryan Carnegie Corporation of New York Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gregorian Noreen and James Carruthers Judith Guerriero $250 to $999 Harry and Aida Chakarian Ruby Gulian Anonymous (3) Queenie Chakerian Anita Gumuchdjian Levon Afeyan and Ana Papazian Ani Chamichian Gail Guzelian Noubar and Anna Afeyan

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290554 AR.indd 15 3/8/19 7:11 PM OAK SOCIETY Bequest provisions are simple to establish and Making a gift to ATP through your will or living ensure that your intentions are carried out quickly, with trust is one of the simplest ways to support our work. fewer complications for your family and loved ones. Bequests are essential to fulfilling ATP’s long term Although it is not required, making us aware of your commitment to build a sustainable future while creating bequest is helpful. By informing us of your wishes, we jobs and stimulating Armenia’s economy. can recognize you today for your thoughtful generosity No matter what your assets may be, making a and better plan for ATP’s future. bequest is an opportunity to provide a level of support The list below recognizes those who have made life for ATP than might be possible during your lifetime. income gifts or bequest provisions for ATP:

Anonymous (10) Dorothy D. Dreier Ernest Michaelian Lucine Agbabian Hubbard Rose Eliazarian Julia Mirak Kew Anahid Andonian Krikor Ermonian Carolyn G. Mugar Michael T. Assarian Renita Esayian Harvey Nalbandian George Avakian Jane Gahanian Hastings Gerald G. Norian Roxy Balian Tom and Dora Garabedian Jerry and Adele Ourlian Anthony and Nancy Barsamian Sandra Goshgarian Dorothy S. Piranian Peter and Claudia Boyadjian Isabelle E. Hodgson Frances Poloshian Haig J. Boyadjian Charlotte A. Koomjohn Margaret and Donald Segur Vera M. Crosby Nancy Kricorian Robert A. Semonian Vahe Derian Anne Marderosian Katherine Tayian Krikor Didonian Berdj Medjelian Nancy Kafesjian Vale

For information about how to join the Oak Society and make a legacy gift to ATP in your will, please contact our Director of Development, Hillel Korin, at (617) 926-TREE or email [email protected].

Emanuel Haciaturian Stephen and Christine Kanarian KPMG Armenia James and Carol Haddad Tamar Kanarian Raf Kurdian Sarah Hagopian Philip Kanayan Charles and Dorothy Kurkjian Suzanne Hagopian Janet Kandoian Jane Kurson Arshag and Tamar Hajian Samuel and Lucine Kapreilian Luxembourg Honorary Consulate in Henry and Rita Hasserjian Robert and Victoria Kaprelian Armenia Sara Hatchadoorian Patrick Karapetian and Arpine Nora D. Mackenzie Zachary Heath Shakhbandaryan Setrak and Anoush Maghdissian Hemenway and Barnes Stephen Karoghlanian Jr Sylvia Mahlebjian Glenn and Karen Herosian Charles Kasbarian Anna Makarova Kelly Higgins James Kashian Annette and Armik Malkhassian Homenetmen Eastern USA Joseph Kasparian Hovik Manucharyan Homenetmen Glendale Ararat Branch Lance Kasparian Gloria A. Martin Harry and Veronica Hoplamazian John and Mary Kassabian Nancy Maserejian Jefrey G. Hovhanesian Charles and Susan Katibian Matthew and Margarethe Mashikian Darren Hovsepian Paul Kayaian and Karen Carpenter Adriene Baiz Mashoian Gohar Hovsepian Jack and Pamela Kazarian Margaret Masmanian and Mary Mamishian Dale and Patricia Howell Diane Kellogg Seda Matevosian Aline and Jean-Paul Huni Ani and Shant Kenderian Razmik Mathevosian Jaqueth K. Hutchinson Aline Ketefian Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Mavian Paul Ignatius Dorothy and Jack Keverian Armeney Mazian I-Mega Service Diana Lee Khachaturian Gregory and Irene Mazmanian Dean Jackson Hilda and Alexan Khachaturian Jack and Eva Medzorian John Janigian Margaret Khachaturian Hagop and Mary Mekhjian Diron Jebejian Shoghig Khadarian Christine Melekian Karekin K. Jelalian Vicken and Ani Khatchadourian Katrina Menzigian and Harry Glorikian Jerrehian Foundation Sylvia Khatcherian and John Lynch Lucille Merijanian Jilmarr Foundation Tamar Kilijian Merrill Lynch Gary and Adrienne Johnson Kirkland and Ellis Foundation Microsoft Leon W. Kachadorian John Kishibay Richard Millian Nora Maya Kachaturof Armen and Anoush Knaian Lori Minasian and Douglas Throckmorton Gregory Kadorian Kirkor Kocek Levon and Catherine Minnetyan Robert Aram and Marianne Kaloosdian Nancy Kolligian Jefrey Mogalian Isgouhi Kaloshian Hillel Korin Velda and Paul Moog Albert A. and Anita Kalustian Alin A. Koseyan Henry and BeckiLynn Morgenthau James M. Kalustian Peter J. Koutoujian Jr Bertha K. Moriarty

16 Catherine Mosgofian Dorine Shirinian Spiegel Ahronian, A. Gia Aivazian, Ronald and Hasmig Moushian St. Leon Saturday School Dorothy Ajemian, Lena Akian, Peter Anoush and Jason Mueller St. Mesrob Armenian Apostolic Church Akmajian, Ruth Alahydoian and Armen Gloria Y. Myers St. Peters Armenian Church Sunday School Sedrakian, Vatche and Arous Albarian, Philip and Elsie Myers St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School George and Debra Alexanian, Moorad and Carrie Nahabedian State Street Foundation Mary Alexanian, Melissa Alleruzzo, Ruth Vahe Nahapetian Joseph and Joyce Stein and Myron Allukian, Lori and Richard Nishan Nahikian Stephen Philibosian Foundation Alonso, Jef Alperin, Emily Altoon, Ryan Marjorie K. Nanian Neil Sullivan and Anne Bledsoe and Laurice Altoon, Telma and Eric Altoon, Ara and Rosalynn Nazarian Robert P. Surabian James and Priscilla Altoonian, Gregory and Robert Nazarian Mary Beth Sweeney Mary Alvord, American Foam Corporation, Sarkis and Marita Nazarian Swiss International Boarding School American University, Americans for Seta Nazarian Ali Sykes Armenians, Christine Amirian, Analog Mr. and Mrs. Ara C. 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Boghosian, Sam and Diane Bogoshian, and Claire Garabedian, Nare Garibyan, Ardashess Karagopian, Raf and Nanor John and Jennifer Bogosian, Rachel and Elaine Garry, Richard and Priscilla Gavoor, Karagozian, Raf Karahisar and Kathy Carl Boloyan, Anita and Carl Bolz, Karen Levon and Kathleen Gazarian, Hovig Mancusi, Mr. and Mrs. Hratch Karakachian, and Stephen Boodakian, Aaron Bose and Geloian, Thomas Gengozian, Sarkis and Garabet and Constance Karakelian, Hayk Lia Melikian, Nayiri Bouboussis, Bagrad and Jeannette Gennetian, Bob and Vivian Karamyan, Andrea Karanian, Paul and Emma Boursalian, Ann Boyajian, Armen George, Doris George, Houry Geudelekian, Silviya Karapetian, Deneb Karentz, Lucine and Mary Boyajian, Armine Boyajian, Vahe and Marie Ghahraman, Anahid and Karjian, John and Alice Karnikyan, Patricia Mariam Boyajian, Houry and Avedis Ara Dergevorkian, Sevag Gharibian, Kashgagian, Mark and Lori Kashgegian, Boyamian, Kitty Boyan, Kerry Bron, Marsha Vatche Ghazarian, Ara and Peggy Aline Kassabian, Khoren and Kathy Brooks, Brown Advisory, Yerchanig Callan, Ghazarians, Areg Ginosian, Hilda Ginosian, Kassardjian, Seth Kates and Mary Jane Capital Center Commission, Dana Cardullo, Brian Giragosian, Mr. and Mrs. Zaven G. 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290554 AR.indd 18 3/8/19 7:11 PM Marabian, Sahin and Dikranuhi Maraslioglu, Patty Wipfler, Roxann Petzold, Anahid and MATCHING GIFTS Marble Harbor Investment Counsel, John Vahan Pezeshkian, Pfizer Foundation, and Lynn Marchetto, Janice Mardikian, Pharmacy Consultants Plus, Gary and Thank you to the following Margarit Mardirosian, Jonathan Arsine Phillips, Andrew and Marissa companies that have made matching Mardirossian, Susan and Paul Mardoian, Piligian, Grace Pinajian, Dorothy Piranian, gifts to ATP. We encourage ATP Lester D. Margosian, James Markarian, Rosemarie Politzer, Michael Pollock, Araxi supporters to ask their employers Terrance and Dorothy Martiesian, and Aram Postaljian, Diane Postoian, Lisa about making a matching gift, so Katherine Martini, Sarkis Martirosian and Keverian Press and Larry Press, Puritan we can plant more trees in Armenia! Tamara Babaian, Varsenne Massoyan, M Press, Adrienne Rabkin, Astrid Reischwitz, Mateel Johnson, Euthemia Matsoukas, Deborah Rohan, Margaret Ruestow, Ara Aetna Foundation, Inc. Timothy and Connie Maugel, Vartkes and Sahagian, Gregory Sahagian, Ronald Pfzer Foundation Evelyn Mavissakalian, Rowena McClinton, Sahatjian, Saints Joachim and Anne Carnegie Corporation of New York Medtronic, Harry and Norma Megerdichian, Armenian Apostolic Church, Harold and Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Ardag and Samira Meghdessian, Yeretzgin Victoria Sakayan, Elizabeth Samay, Diane Home Depot Yefkin Megherian, Ari Meguerditchian, and Kenneth Samuelian, Karl and Dolores Illinois Tool Works Foundation Samuelian, Thomas J. Samuelian, Judy Carolyn Mehafey, Desiree Mehrabian and Bank of America Matching Gifts Mark Tenbrink, Michael Richard Mekenian, Sanoian, Cheryl Santerian, Arpi and Shaunt Motorola Mobility Foundation Avedis Mekhjian, Raf Melkonian, Sharistan Sarian, Armineh Sarkesians-Guignard and Melkonian, James Menasian, Martha A. Sylvain Guignard, Rafi V. Sarkis, M. Robert Robert W. Baird & Co. Foundation, Inc. Mensoian, C and E Meridian Armenian Sarkisian, Mr. and Mrs. Hrair Sarkissian, Google Evangelical School, Stephen Mesrobian, Sevag and Tamar Sarkissian, Paytsar Amgen Foundation Dalar Messerkhanian, Robert and Gloria Sasunyan, Fred and Margot Saxer, Arren Oracle Matching Gifts Program Messerlian, Sylvia Arpy Migridichian, Myron Sayadzadeh, Haig Seferian, Stephen Chevron Humankind - Chevron and Nori Mikaelian, Dianne Millar, Sona Selverian, Berc Semerjian, George and Ani Corporation Minakian, Murad Minasian, Silva Bedian Semerjian, Harry and Becky Senekjian, Johnson & Johnson Minassian, Anoush Miridjanian, Armineh Hratch and Asdghig Sepetjian, Daniel Medtronic Shadbegian, Diane Shadbegian, Hagop Mirzabegian, Meline Gharakhanian- Vanguard Mirzaian, Armen Mkhsian, Mildred and Shahabian, Stephen Shahabian, Pacifc Gas & Electric Osborne Moe, Bruce and Christine Armenoosh and Edward Shahbazian, Momjian, Arsen Mooradian, Lillian I. Peggy Shahenian and Gary Tallman, Arthur Symantec Corporation Matching Mooradian, R. Mihran and Ovsanna Shahian, Armen and Brenda Shahinian, Gift & Dollars for Doers Prog Mooradian, Robert M Morgenthau, Marian Dean Shahinian, George Shamlian and Penguin Random House LLC Morrison, Roberta Ann Morse Levy, Doris Shamlian, James and Toni Shapazian, Christina and Jirair Moughamian, Jason Joyce Shenian, Sherwood Hill and Anoush Mueller, David Muradian Jr, Construction, David and Diane Shipe, Jill Arthur Musurlian, Ruth Nabisere, Rachel Shirin, Carol M. Short, Glenn Short, Linda Karen L. Topakian, Kenneth and Medina and Paul Nadjarian, Sarkis Nahabedian, Short, Emily Shultz Gregorian, Alida and Topalian, Suzanne Topalian, Kevork and Michael Nahabet, Arpie and Gregg Stuart Silverman, Armen Simonian, Razmik Pamela Toroyan, Dickran Toumajan, Ara Najarian, Joanna Najarian and Greg Garb, Simonian, Sandy Simonian, Hratch and and Hjordis Tourian, Korune and Marietta Michael Najarian, Sina Najarian, Dr. Seta Simonian, Zaven and Armenia Tovmassian, Marietta Tovmassian, Marie Nakhnikian and Dr. Reis, Matthew and Lisa Sinanian, Kathryn A. Sivazlian, Charles Trapesonian, Sara Janjigian Trifiro, True Natcharian, Irina Navasartyan, Frederick Slagen, Florence Thomasian Snyder, Enterprises, Emik Tschabold, Tanya Nazarian, Yerem and Madeleine Nazarian, Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief, Ucuzian, United Auto, United Way of Nerses and Shirley Nersesian, Serge Maida and Bill Soghikian, Emma Sogoian, Greater Los Angeles, Sandra and Stephen Noravian, Ernest and Judith Norehad, Roubina and Gregor Sookasian, Martin Unsworth, Nancy Kafesjian Vale, Vatche Bradley Norford, Helen Norris, Judith Stapanian, Surpig Stepanian, Victor G. and Alice Varjabedian, Harootune Harry Norsigian, John and Mary Nuhibian, Elyse Stepanians, Harry and Eileen Stephey, and Shushan Vartanian, Leo Vartanian, Obrereo, Allen and Erika Odian, Mary Noubar A. Stone, Joseph and Diane Khoren and Vartuhi Vartanyan, Robert Ohanesian-Beatty, Christopher Ohanian, Strazzulla, Jennifer Sullivan, Robert and and Donna Vigoda, Joseph and Sandra Nora Ohanjanians, Robert Ohnigian, B. La Bettyjane Surabian, Raf Tachdjian, Garbis Villante, Nayda and Garo Voskerijian, Ray Rae Orullian, Kathryn Ossian, Rafy and Takessian, Liz Takoushian, Arpie Taktajian, Warburton, Richard Weiner, Jennifer Carmel Ouzounian, Robert Ouzounian, Deborah Talanian, Nancy Talanian and Wentzien, Kenneth Wernick, Charlene Beth Overstreet, Marielle Pacillo, Melanie Francis Fortino, Roger Talanian, Sandra White, Katherine Whitestone, Susan Willey, Pahigian, Paint Me - Glaze Me, Viken Talanian, Armen and Ardine Talverdian, Chris, Cynthia and Lena Wolfe-Soghikian, Pakradouni, John and Robin Palombo, Martin S. Tarlaian, George Tarvezian Jr, Elaine Woo, Mary Kay Wood, Hratch and Nora Palvetzian, Aghavni Panjarjian, James Tashjian, Roger G. Tashjian, Jack Nazeli Yacoubian, Kim Yacoubian, Edward Madlen Panosian, Michael S. Panosian, and Anita Tatarian, Mariam Tatosian, Yaghledjian, Marc Yagjian, Yahnian Law Christopher Papa, Carol Papazian, John Roland Tavitian, Khajag and Regina Corporation, Hasmig Yankelovich, Lynne and Marilyn Papazian, Lucy Papazian, Tchakerian, Maria Mahdasian and Dan Yazejian, Sona Yeghiayan, Genia Marilyn P. Papazian, Mary and Dennis Teager, Andrea Tekirian, Roland and Mary Yeghiazarians, Nellie and Shahan Papazian, Todd Papazian and Karen Razak Telfeyan, Harry and Joyce Telian, Martin L. Yacoubian, Richard and Donna Yerganian, Papazian, Harry Paretchan, Penny and Tellalian, Aram Terchunian, Vergine Charles Yessaian, Garbis Yessayan, Freida Geofrey Parsekian, Kathleen Partogian, TerKarapetian, Kenneth A. Terzian, Richard Yoder, Shakeh Young, Houry Youssoufian, Garo Partoyan, Patterson Family Fund, Terzian, The Cambridge Crew, Rose Sielian Koharig Zahgkuni, Anahid Zarifian, Serena Robert D. Patterson, Kathleen Paul, Theriault, Ruth Thomasian, Vache Zeise, Joseph and Marilyn Zeronian, Penguin Random House, Joseph and Liana Thomassian, Joan Thormann and Judah Zhelbert Zohrabian, Catherine and Perl, Stella Petrosian, Vahe Petrosian and Schwartz, Nonna Tilke, Berge Tombalakian, Edward Zwinck

19 THANK YOU SUSTAINERS We are pleased to recognize ATP’s most loyal and frequent supporters who have made more than 50 gifts to ATP since 1994. ATP is grateful for every gift it receives at every level of support. This group of sustainer donors is truly special for their long term loyalty and commitment to our mission. Thank you!

Vahagn * and Mary Jo Agbabian Edgar * and Sarah Hagopian Carrie Nahabedian George and Debra Alexanian Rose G. and John Hagopian Jasper J. Najarian Donald Amroian Leon W. Kachadorian Marjorie K. Nanian Kenneth Arutunian * John and Margaret Kalaydjian Bruce and Lu Ann Ohanian Suran and Phyllis Asadoorian * Robert Aram and Marianne Kaloosdian Virginia Ohanian * Eleonore M. Aslanian Alice Karabian Anna Ohanyan and Aram Adourian Jean-Marie and Lori Atamian Mr. & Mrs. Hratch Karakachian Richard and Gail O’Reilly Alice E. Aznoian Hairabed Kazandjian and Tamara Leon P. Palian Oksen Babakhanian Gureghian Pilgrim Armenian Congregational Thomas and Roslyn Bahumian Michele H. Kazarian Church John and Sosi Balian Sona Kludjian George * and Jean Righellis Bank of America Matching Gifts Sherif Peter J. Koutoujian Kathryn A. Sivazlian Hrant * and Ayda Candan Larisa Mamayan Jason and Vergine Sohigian John * and Mary Chobanian Hovik Manucharyan Nevart Talanian Takouhi A. Devian John * and Lucille Manuelian Deran and Zovig Tashjian Heratch and Sonya Doumanian George Menzoian Kirakos * and Sandra Vapurciyan Renita Esayian Microsoft Richard L. Weil, Jr. Robert and Jaye Finley Barkey and David Mossoian Robert Yeranosyan and Ozheni Avedis Frandjian Anoush and Jason Mueller Hamzoyan William and Ariane Goshgarian Carolyn G. Mugar Helen G. Mugar * * deceased

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The Financial Resource Development Department developed a framework for regularly stewarding enhanced several aspects of ATP’s fundraising CTP site donors program in 2018. One of the most important changes • Organized fundraising and outreach events in was the revision of ATP’s fundraising calendar. In Boston, Worcester, New Jersey/New York and previous years appeals were sent to donors quarterly Los Angeles area while expanding outreach to asking contributors for multiple gifts during the year. community organizations, schools, camps and In 2018 ATP focused on strengthening the Annual youth groups to develop the next generation of Campaign. Contributors were solicited once. Major environmental stewards and ATP supporters donors were approached for their commitments on a • Created a proposal “bank” of projects available for one to one basis whenever possible. sponsorship at a range of funding levels in support From a communications perspective ATP’s of ATP’s core priorities of Forestry, Community Tree Annual Report was redesigned and expanded to Planting, and Environmental Education better communicate ATP’s story and its record of accomplishment. ATP reintroduced its quarterly ATP’s sources of revenue shown in the graph newsletter; “Trees for Life” to educate and engage below demonstrate that our donors, continue to be donors without requesting financial support. generous and loyal in support of ATP. Our support Other significant accomplishments included: comes primarily from contributors in North America • Increased direct mail results by more than $100,000 and Europe who recognize the vital role ATP plays in • Shifted the focus of ATP’s narrative to emphasize the improving the quality of life in Armenia. economic benefits of trees and the work ATP does ATP allocated resources in support of its three core program initiatives of Forestry, Community Tree • Arranged for the sponsorship of several additional Planting and Environmental Education. The resource THANK YOU SUSTAINERS Community Tree Planting Sites bringing the total allocation graph delineates how ATP spends the number of sponsored sites to more than 100 funds raised in support these priorities and to manage • Arranged visits to schools, churches and our operations in the United States and Armenia. organizations to make presentations about ATP In 2019 ATP’s fundraising growth will continue programs and priorities thanks to the strong foundation that has been put in • Updated the CTP Site Sponsorship Directory and place over the past year.

Sources of Revenue Expenditures

MAJOR DONORS ENVIRO ED & 39% OUTREACH IN DIASPORA ESTATES & BEQUESTS 23% 16% ADMINISTRATION & DIRECT MAIL & EMAIL FINANCE IN USA 22% 13% GRANTS & FAMILY FUNDRAISING & FOUNDATIONS DEVELOPMENT 18% 19% EVENTS ADMINISTRATION IN 7% ARMENIA 6% COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING & NURSERIES 16% ENVIRO ED & OUTREACH IN ARMENIA 9% FORESTRY & MIRAK NURSERY 14%

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We give special thanks to the following individuals, organizations, and companies for having volunteered their time, assisted with an event, or donated their services to make it another successful year for ATP. We do our best to recognize and express our appreciation to everyone who has volunteered for ATP and if we have overlooked or omitted someone please accept our sincerest apologies.

Organizations Individuals AGBU Yerevan Scouts John Aftandilian Armine Jermakyan Ararat Congregational Church of Salem, NH Vartan Aghababian Hrach Jinbashian Armenia Wine Company Ronald and Alice Altoon Dro and Lynn Kanayan Armenian Caritas Van Armenian Philip M. Kanayan Armenian Church of the Holy Translators, Armine Arshakyan Alex Kew Framingham, MA Lina Arslanian Vilma Sarkissian Kouyoumjian Armenian Evangelical Church of Cranston, RI Kristin Asadourian Marie Mabardi Armenian Kids Club Anna Astvatsaturian Turcotte Alessandra Manukian Armenian Martyrs Church, Havertown, PA Julie Avetsiyan Armine Manukyan Armenian Sisters Academy, Radnor, PA Berge Ayvazian Ian McIntosh Armenian Volunteer Corps Michael Bahtiarian Armenuhi Mesropyan Armenian Weekly Yn. Cheryl Baljian Steve and Debbie Migridichian Atken Armenian Foundation Joe Basralian Anna Mkrtchyan Bedford High School, Bedford, MA Fynn Behle Garo Moumdjian Birthright Armenia Nayiri Baljian Bell Thomas Momjian, Esq. Boston Jazz Voices Armineh Boyadjian Sister Emma Moussayan Camp Haiastan Houry Boyamian Gohar Movsisyan Council of Armenian Executives, Boston, MA Avedis and Arpi Boynerian Carrie Nahabedian Homenetmen Eastern USA Beth Rustigian Broussalian Jason Naroian Horizon Armenian TV, Montreal, Canada Norayr Daduryan Linda and Karnig Ostayan Hot Mess Rock Band Deirbadrossian Family Susan and Stepan Piligian HUJ Volunteer Service of Armenia Araz Dulgarian Nick Pittman Improper Bostonian Maral Dulgarian Armen Poladian Jinishian Foundation Liana Dzhermakyan Ani Gharemian Rafaelian Knights of Vartan Ararat Lodge, Worcester, MA Angela Garabet Christine Ramsch NABU Armenia Naira Gasparyan Paris Roulston Nor Hai Horizon, Toronto, Canada Derik Ghookasian Fr. Krikor Sabounjian Northeastern University Armenian Students Karen Gilbert Stella Sahakyan Association Anait Grigoryan Daniele Sarkisian The Oak and Vine, Glendale, CA Hrayr Grigoryan Raf Sarkissian Patille Dance Studio Tamar Gulbenli Hratch Sepetjian Smithsonian Folklife Festival Hovhannes Gumruyan Valorianne Steier Tumo Center for Creative Technologies Fr. Vart Gyozalyan Satenik Ter-Grigoryan Urban Foundation for Sustainable Development Helen Haig Vache Thomassian US Peace Corps Shushan Hakopyan Harrison Tifany USAID Armenia Vanessa Hale Matthew Todd Watertown AMVETS Post 41 Tony Halepli Alec Tujian Woodbury University ASA Katie Haptonstahl Aleen Yacoubian Zaytinya Restaurant Rev. Ara Heghinian Anush Yeghyan Kelly Higgins Elise Youssofian Shant Hovagimian Melanie Zeitounian Gohar Diana Hovsepian Aram Zohrabian Mary Ann Janigian

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BOSTON OFFICE Samvel Ghandilyan KARIN NURSERY Jeanmarie Papelian Nursery Manager Svetik Tarjumanyan Executive Director Team Leader Emil Grigoryan Jason Sohigian Nursery Manager Assistant Ashot Avagyan Deputy Director Hratchik Budaghyan Seyran Hovanisyan Susanna Dallakyan Hillel Korin Community Tree Planting Monitor Director of Development Rodina Ghazaryan Andranik Hovsepyan Venera Hovhannisyan Cheryl Ourfalian-Smith Forestry Program Monitor Nune Maysuryan Development Associate Kristine Hovsepyan Artak Mkhitaryan Sheila Krekorian Environmental Education Arkadi Safaryan Administrative Assistant Manager Feleks Sarkisyan Ruben Simonyan Rachel Boloyan Anahit Vardikyan Karen Tarjumanyan Controller Chief Accountant KHACHPAR NURSERY CALIFORNIA OFFICE Gayane Margaryan Ararat Aleksanyan Sarah Hayes Ohanian Center Training Team Leader West Coast Operations Manager Coordinator Grigor Antonyan Vahe Martirosyan Anahit Gharibyan Lilia Balaiants Forester Community Outreach Manager Garik Dadyan YEREVAN OFFICE Ani Melkonian Martiros Melikyan Arthur Harutyunyan PR and Outreach Manager Arshak Mirzoyan Operations Manager Aleksander Mirzoyan Varsik Mkrtchyan Vladimir Osipyan Taron Aleksanyan Community Tree Planting Monitor Yurik Stepanyan GIS Specialist Aram Movsisyan Ziravard Stepanyan Rousanne Arustamyan Community Tree Planting Monitor Finance Manager MIRAK NURSERY Tigran Palazyan Edvard Edaryan Liana Avoyan Chief Nursery Propagator Team Leader Cleaner Hovhannes Sahakyan Gnel Chibusov Satenik Beglaryan Assistant Nursery Manager Rima Danielyan Public Relations Associate Sevak Movsisyan Siranush Harutyunyan Anahit Boyajyan Assistant Nursery Manager Svetlana Harutyunyan Stepan Hovhannisyan Environmental Education Arthur Vardanyan Assistant Aren Khachatryan Driver Hratchuhi Khachatryan Navasard Dadyan CHIVA NURSERY Lusvard Kharatyan Forestry Manager Garnik Sargsyan Anzhela Makiyan Anna Gevorgyan Team Leader Ivan Makiyan Samvel Postolakyan Administrative Manager Yeghishe Ohanyan Sargis Sadaryan Nvard Gevorgyan Suren Safaryan Hratchik Soghoyan Environmental Education Trainer Andranik Saghatelyan Seyran Temrazyan Arevshat Tadevosyan Valentina Torosyan Stepan Voskanyan

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ATP Executive Committee Carolyn Mugar, Founder Tom Garabedian Julia Mirak Kew Anthony Barsamian

ATP In-Country Ofce Armenia Tree Project Charitable Foundation Arshakunyats Street 57/5 Yerevan, Armenia 0026 (37410) 44-74-01 We’re social

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